Ravens' Marshal Yanda has a 'seriously sprained ankle,' John Harbaugh says

Offensive guard injured against Redskins

By Aaron Wilson The Baltimore Sun

4:36 p.m. EST, December 10, 2012

Ravens Pro Bowl offensive guard Marshal Yanda will be further evaluated after sustaining a "seriously sprained" right ankle, according to coach John Harbaugh.

Yanda will undergo a magnetic resonance imaging exam this week to further evaluate the injury, but Harbaugh emphasized that it's not a broken ankle.

Yanda was on crutches after the game and fitted for a walking boot.

Meanwhile, Harbaugh indicated that inside linebacker Jameel McClain's neck injury X-rays were negative and middle linebacker Ray Lewis is "making good progress. There's a chance he plays," the coach said.

Defensive end Arthur Jones has a bruised shoulder and defensive end Pernell McPhee has a groin injury, but Harbaugh said both were minor.

Running back Ray Rice has a hip contusion and strong safety Bernard Pollard is still dealing with a rib contusion suffered in the second game of the season against the Philadelphia Eagles.

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The OC Formerly Known As Cam Cheney at 5:45 PM December 10, 2012

Simple fix:

Put McKinnie at LT, KO at RG, and Oher back at RT where he belongs. I guarantee (for whatever that's worth) that with that configuration, the O-line will be AT LEAST as good, if not better.

Feathery Fist Of Pain at 4:54 PM December 10, 2012

Hiya,

No OT = No Injury ..

I blame Pees and that dumb azz alignment on the 2 pt play. Also pulling out the patented Pops Mattison 3 man rush when RG III was limping around with one leg.

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